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MSMC professor Nancy Pine lectures at Nanjing University in China
MSMC MBA group joining in the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the the founding of the People's Republic of China by touring the Forbidden City.

Emerson Electric hosts the group in its boardroom for a presentation about doing business in China as a wholly owned foreign company.

Being briefed on the eco friendly features of a TESCO superstore in Shanghai.

Vice President Han Rui of the Southern China Power Grid, Inc briefs students who are studying the energy sector in China.

They saw the Bird's Nest on TV during the 2008 Olympics and now see it in person.

About to take a ride through one of the few remaining old residential areas of Beijing called Hutongs.

Observing the process of making silk thread from the cocoon.

Group presenting business books in English for the library at Gannan University as start of an on going program.

After a tour of the Southern China Power Grid transforming station.

Greeting one of the guests at the Guangzhou banquet.

Exploring one of China's most developed economic zones which is home to many joint ventures and foreign invested companies.

Plant manager for Emerson and our host.

Emeritus MSMC professor Nancy Pine recently gave a lecture about Mount St. Mary’s College to English majors at Nanjing University in China. The students, all freshmen English majors, are deciding whether to spend a semester at MSMC. MSMC and Nanjing University have a student exchange agreement that grew out of Pine’s decades of collaboration with the prestigious Chinese university. The Nanjing students were curious about what types of courses are available, what challenges they would meet in an American environment, what dorm living is like, and plenty more. Pine also had lunch with the three students who will begin a semester at the Mount in January. Nancy Pine has done research on education in China and the United States for over 20 years, and her book, Educating Young Giants: What Kids Learn (And Don’t Learn) in China and America, will be published by Palgrave Macmillan in May.